Introduction From the time of independence some states are having disputes for the water rivers . These issues or disputes between states arises because of low water levels and more usage because of more population .These disputes happen because India is a very populated country but has only 4% of renewable water resources which arises…
View detailsIntroduction Pandit Nehru, on the floor of Lok Sabha on 27th November 1963, said that Article 370 has been isolated and the course of picked crippling is going on. Following a year, the then Home Minister Gulzari Lal Nanda, again on the floor of Lok Sabha on 4 December 1964[1], said, Article 370 is a…
View detailsWHAT ARE GOODS? Term “Goods” has been defined in Section 2(7) of Sales of Goods Act to mean every kind of movable property such as the following: Stock and shares, Growing crops, Grass, Things attached to or forming part of land but agreed to be severed for the purpose of or under a contract of…
View detailsThe term “consumer rights” refers to a collection of laws that reflect the customer’s right to information about the amount, quality, purity, potency, price, and standards of goods in order to be shielded from various unfair business practises. Every citizen’s right to safety is upheld under the Consumer Bill of Rights. Under the 2019 Consumer…
View detailsTo help customers settle their complaints more quickly and easily, the Consumer Protection Act of 1986 was established. The Act explicitly provided the word “customer” extra rights and special safeguards for the first time. It is important to note that the Act’s intent is to protect all consumers, not just those in the traditional sense.…
View detailsThe Indian e-commerce market has been expanding steadily. The extraordinary COVID-19 epidemic and ensuing protracted statewide lockdowns have further expedited this. In these circumstances, online purchasing is not only practical but also essential. India will be the second-largest E-commerce market in the world by 2034, according to a research by the India Brand Equity Foundation,…
View detailsIn this article we will discuss the consumer protection rights and the remedies available to consumers in their nature and scope. Whether these provisions were effective to the consumer. INTRODUCTION A person in their day to day does a lot of work in that one of it is buying things, going to hotel, etc. In…
View detailsWhat is the ISO? The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) is a non-governmental platform that supervises and controls the public as well as private sector providing standardisation processes across the array of products in the world. The ISO establishes some guidelines in the market which help facilitate trade and focus on delivering better quality and…
View detailsIn this article we will discuss about the penalties under consumer protection rights and the available to consumers in their nature and scope. Whether these provisions were effective to the consumer. INTRODUCTION A person in their day to day does a lot of work in that one of it is buying things, going to hotel,…
View detailsWhat are the voluntary and mandatory standards? Standards establish particular requirements, and published documents designed to maximize the products’ specifications, reliability, material and service. These standards are designed to safeguard consumer health and safety, simplify product compatibility, and increase peed in the market. Standards are divided into two voluntary and mandatory standards. Voluntary standards are…
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